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February 10, 2016, 03:40:08 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?

The mirror is real, even though the only thing you see when you look in it, is yourself.

Smiley

So quantum physics is not real because?....

Quantum physics is real probability. Quantum physics theory is real theory. Quantum physics is not quantum physics theory.

Smiley

Damn what you're saying has no sense dude...

So for you gravity is real but gravity theory is just a theory we shouldn't consider as a fact? Same for thermodynamics and biological evolution?

Well, think about it. For everyone, gravity is a real thing. The folks on the ISS know about it, but they aren't experiencing much of it on board.

Theories of gravity don't bother anyone except the scientists. The reason that scientists have the theories is that they are trying to find out more details about gravity than the simple fact that it works.Theories are real theories, but they are not reality. If they were reality, they would be called laws, not theories.

Smiley

Well they're called laws.

And if they didn't "bother with theories" as you're saying you wouldn't be there, there wouldn't be internet, neither PC or anything like that...
legendary
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February 10, 2016, 03:35:48 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?

The mirror is real, even though the only thing you see when you look in it, is yourself.

Smiley

So quantum physics is not real because?....

Quantum physics is real probability. Quantum physics theory is real theory. Quantum physics is not quantum physics theory.

Smiley

Damn what you're saying has no sense dude...

So for you gravity is real but gravity theory is just a theory we shouldn't consider as a fact? Same for thermodynamics and biological evolution?

Well, think about it. For everyone, gravity is a real thing. The folks on the ISS know about it, but they aren't experiencing much of it on board.

Theories of gravity don't bother anyone except the scientists. The reason that scientists have the theories is that they are trying to find out more details about gravity than the simple fact that it works.Theories are real theories, but they are not reality. If they were reality, they would be called laws, not theories.

Smiley
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February 10, 2016, 03:29:57 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?

The mirror is real, even though the only thing you see when you look in it, is yourself.

Smiley

So quantum physics is not real because?....

Quantum physics is real probability. Quantum physics theory is real theory. Quantum physics is not quantum physics theory.

Smiley

Damn what you're saying has no sense dude...

So for you gravity is real but gravity theory is just a theory we shouldn't consider as a fact? Same for thermodynamics and biological evolution?
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 10, 2016, 02:44:30 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?

The mirror is real, even though the only thing you see when you look in it, is yourself.

Smiley

So quantum physics is not real because?....

Quantum physics is real probability. Quantum physics theory is real theory. Quantum physics is not quantum physics theory.

Smiley
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February 10, 2016, 02:36:38 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?

The mirror is real, even though the only thing you see when you look in it, is yourself.

Smiley

So quantum physics is not real because?....
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 10, 2016, 02:30:17 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?

The mirror is real, even though the only thing you see when you look in it, is yourself.

Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
February 10, 2016, 02:17:21 PM

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley

So something is real if you're able to see it?
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 10, 2016, 02:15:34 PM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.


Hmm... Nooooooooooo...
Seems like nobody explained you what quantum physic is ^^

Ok I'll try to explain physics to you:
Quantum physics comes from the notion of quanta, which means that energy can only spreads in amounts proportional to a constant value.

What does that mean?
Well nothing incredible. It just explains everything that happens in very small size (nanosize).

Nothing more. There is no question of probability here. I don't know what you're talking about dude. Seems you never made any kind of quantum physics.


"Quantum Mechanics explained in 60 seconds by Brian Cox - BBC News" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcfQkxwz4Oo.

Smiley

Thanks for the link. Now you see this has nothing to do with our subject. Probabilities of placement of particle is the CONSEQUENCE of quantum physics theory.

Which means quantum physics IS NOT probabilities. It's a very simple and proven true theory. But the CONSEQUENCE of this theory is that you can consider particles (one by one so at a nano scale) and you will not be able to define them with 100% certainty which means you will only get probabilities of result!

It's really different from saying quantum physics is just a question of probabilities. It means if you apply the quantum physics theory to very small parts of our universe (such as isolated particles) it will give you probabilities results. That's all.

Quantum Physics Theory is not fact, simply because it is theory. Thus, the best that it might be is probability. Are you trying to tell me that it is not even probability?

Smiley

But how can't you understand something like that?
Quantum Physics is not more a theory than gravity or and functioning or any other kind of science!

In fact Quantum Physics is the most proven part of the whole science!!! We managed to do experiments that confirmed the Quantum Physics theory until the 23th decimals! It's the best result we ever had, no other part of science with more precision!

If you call quantum physics a theory, then every part of science is a theory and there can be no scientific fact.

The law of gravity is real. Do you remember the story of the apple falling of the tree and hitting Newton in the head? Go look it up. Gravity is universal law.

Gravity Theory has to do with the things in nature that make gravity work. They are theory because nobody has formally proven what they are.

As Brian Cox said, Quantum Physics is probability. Quantum Physics Theory is how and why QP works, etc.

What is so hard about this?

Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
February 10, 2016, 02:06:11 PM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.


Hmm... Nooooooooooo...
Seems like nobody explained you what quantum physic is ^^

Ok I'll try to explain physics to you:
Quantum physics comes from the notion of quanta, which means that energy can only spreads in amounts proportional to a constant value.

What does that mean?
Well nothing incredible. It just explains everything that happens in very small size (nanosize).

Nothing more. There is no question of probability here. I don't know what you're talking about dude. Seems you never made any kind of quantum physics.


"Quantum Mechanics explained in 60 seconds by Brian Cox - BBC News" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcfQkxwz4Oo.

Smiley

Thanks for the link. Now you see this has nothing to do with our subject. Probabilities of placement of particle is the CONSEQUENCE of quantum physics theory.

Which means quantum physics IS NOT probabilities. It's a very simple and proven true theory. But the CONSEQUENCE of this theory is that you can consider particles (one by one so at a nano scale) and you will not be able to define them with 100% certainty which means you will only get probabilities of result!

It's really different from saying quantum physics is just a question of probabilities. It means if you apply the quantum physics theory to very small parts of our universe (such as isolated particles) it will give you probabilities results. That's all.

Quantum Physics Theory is not fact, simply because it is theory. Thus, the best that it might be is probability. Are you trying to tell me that it is not even probability?

Smiley

But how can't you understand something like that?
Quantum Physics is not more a theory than gravity or and functioning or any other kind of science!

In fact Quantum Physics is the most proven part of the whole science!!! We managed to do experiments that confirmed the Quantum Physics theory until the 23th decimals! It's the best result we ever had, no other part of science with more precision!

If you call quantum physics a theory, then every part of science is a theory and there can be no scientific fact.
legendary
Activity: 3906
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February 10, 2016, 01:53:29 PM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.


Hmm... Nooooooooooo...
Seems like nobody explained you what quantum physic is ^^

Ok I'll try to explain physics to you:
Quantum physics comes from the notion of quanta, which means that energy can only spreads in amounts proportional to a constant value.

What does that mean?
Well nothing incredible. It just explains everything that happens in very small size (nanosize).

Nothing more. There is no question of probability here. I don't know what you're talking about dude. Seems you never made any kind of quantum physics.


"Quantum Mechanics explained in 60 seconds by Brian Cox - BBC News" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcfQkxwz4Oo.

Smiley

Thanks for the link. Now you see this has nothing to do with our subject. Probabilities of placement of particle is the CONSEQUENCE of quantum physics theory.

Which means quantum physics IS NOT probabilities. It's a very simple and proven true theory. But the CONSEQUENCE of this theory is that you can consider particles (one by one so at a nano scale) and you will not be able to define them with 100% certainty which means you will only get probabilities of result!

It's really different from saying quantum physics is just a question of probabilities. It means if you apply the quantum physics theory to very small parts of our universe (such as isolated particles) it will give you probabilities results. That's all.

Quantum Physics Theory is not fact, simply because it is theory. Thus, the best that it might be is probability. Are you trying to tell me that it is not even probability?

Smiley
legendary
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Merit: 1373
February 10, 2016, 01:51:15 PM
...
Stop being so dense, and wake up to scientific truth. God exists.

Smiley

I told you God and science don't belong in the same sentence.
You told me? Whoopie dee. God made science.



Yeah! God created science!!! And the scientists are just stupid morons not even able to see the truth that God is everywhere and that their work is useless as everything is undoubtibly proving the existence of God!!! Roll Eyes

Well, I wouldn't go that far. They are simply people who want their own control in life. And ignoring the fact that God exists seems to give them the freedom of more control. If they could only prove it somehow, that God doesn't exist, they just might be able to take over control of cause and effect. So far, they haven't found any other control than God. But they are working at it as hard as they can.

Smiley
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Activity: 448
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February 10, 2016, 01:33:42 PM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.


Hmm... Nooooooooooo...
Seems like nobody explained you what quantum physic is ^^

Ok I'll try to explain physics to you:
Quantum physics comes from the notion of quanta, which means that energy can only spreads in amounts proportional to a constant value.

What does that mean?
Well nothing incredible. It just explains everything that happens in very small size (nanosize).

Nothing more. There is no question of probability here. I don't know what you're talking about dude. Seems you never made any kind of quantum physics.


"Quantum Mechanics explained in 60 seconds by Brian Cox - BBC News" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcfQkxwz4Oo.

Smiley

Thanks for the link. Now you see this has nothing to do with our subject. Probabilities of placement of particle is the CONSEQUENCE of quantum physics theory.

Which means quantum physics IS NOT probabilities. It's a very simple and proven true theory. But the CONSEQUENCE of this theory is that you can consider particles (one by one so at a nano scale) and you will not be able to define them with 100% certainty which means you will only get probabilities of result!

It's really different from saying quantum physics is just a question of probabilities. It means if you apply the quantum physics theory to very small parts of our universe (such as isolated particles) it will give you probabilities results. That's all.
sr. member
Activity: 448
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February 10, 2016, 01:28:22 PM
...
Stop being so dense, and wake up to scientific truth. God exists.

Smiley

I told you God and science don't belong in the same sentence.
You told me? Whoopie dee. God made science.



Yeah! God created science!!! And the scientists are just stupid morons not even able to see the truth that God is everywhere and that their work is useless as everything is undoubtibly proving the existence of God!!! Roll Eyes
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 10, 2016, 01:27:10 PM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.


Hmm... Nooooooooooo...
Seems like nobody explained you what quantum physic is ^^

Ok I'll try to explain physics to you:
Quantum physics comes from the notion of quanta, which means that energy can only spreads in amounts proportional to a constant value.

What does that mean?
Well nothing incredible. It just explains everything that happens in very small size (nanosize).

Nothing more. There is no question of probability here. I don't know what you're talking about dude. Seems you never made any kind of quantum physics.


"Quantum Mechanics explained in 60 seconds by Brian Cox - BBC News" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcfQkxwz4Oo.

Smiley
legendary
Activity: 3906
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February 10, 2016, 01:22:37 PM
...
Stop being so dense, and wake up to scientific truth. God exists.

Smiley

I told you God and science don't belong in the same sentence.
You told me? Whoopie dee. God made science.



If we followed the Bible and stick to it, both of us would be plowing fields with an Ox or killing goats to appease God, right this moment.
That's your choice, not necessarily mine.

However, we are still going to die. And you might find out that you like tending goats.



Thanks to science we can use this forum and have Internet.

And you come here and claim science for your God?  Your God could not even get facts straight on how he supposedly created the universe.
6 days my ass.  6000 years old Earth, flat Earth supported by pillars,  millions of animals on Noah's Ark.  Nice science, God.
Rather, it is you and some other jokers who are fighting against God in the only ways you know how who are misinterpreting the things He says.



Science does not need God's help.  So don't claim science for your God.
You are insulting families of all the scientists that were killed by your religion.


The scientists are insulting themselves and their families more than I could ever think of doing (even if I wanted to) by ignoring the simple standard science that proves that God exists.

Smiley
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Activity: 448
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February 10, 2016, 01:17:59 PM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.


Hmm... Nooooooooooo...
Seems like nobody explained you what quantum physic is ^^

Ok I'll try to explain physics to you:
Quantum physics comes from the notion of quanta, which means that energy can only spreads in amounts proportional to a constant value.

What does that mean?
Well nothing incredible. It just explains everything that happens in very small size (nanosize).

Nothing more. There is no question of probability here. I don't know what you're talking about dude. Seems you never made any kind of quantum physics.
legendary
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February 10, 2016, 12:57:55 PM
Science wants to believe in theories which are not law, rather than accept law until it is proven to be less than law.

Science does not believe.  Science investigates.
You know who else accepts God's Laws?  ISIS.
Science investigates. Then scientists decide what they are going to believe. Do you know who else accepts God's laws? Everybody who lives on the earth, because all natural laws are God's laws.


You don't cross a busy street, because you believe in all the physical laws regarding what will happen to you when you are hit by the traffic. Why won't you accept the laws of physics, but would rather trade them for things that are not laws?

I suggest you double on your medication.  You are incoherent.
We (sane people) use reason to evaluate reality.
I recommend that you get off your medication, so that the haze lifts, and you can see that the laws of God are the things that you are living by.






PS. Just don't call quantum mechanics God, please.

Quantum Mechanics is quite the opposite of God. God deals in reality. QM is simply probability.

Smiley

God is in your head.  It is not real.

I asked you many times to ask God to come here and post his views on this topic.
Again, you are delusional thinking in supernatural as there is absolutely no physical evidence of it.

Now you are denying science. God is all around us, if not in person, than in the cause and effect He set into operation.

Stop being so dense, and wake up to scientific truth. God exists.

Smiley
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 10, 2016, 09:58:49 AM

Theory, until proven factual, is fiction. Law is factual. The problem with many areas of science is that the scientists are accepting non-fact over fact. Thus, science itself is following a form of devolution, just like all of human-kind.

Smiley

So you don't know what quantum mechanics is, I guess.  Well, that is ok, read and learn...
When you look into it in depth, you will find that quantum mechanics is simply complex probability.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_gravitational_theory

In science word 'theory' means a different thing as in colloquial English.  As in "theory" as something that might or might not be true.
When you get down to the basics of it, you will find that science theory is often composed of science facts that are combined in a new way. Thus, a theory can have facts in it. But the way that they are combined is the theory part in the standard meaning of the word "theory." Just because some facts are combined to form something that somebody thinks might be true, doesn't necessarily mean that the thing absolutely is true.

If science theory were not theory in the general sense of the word, it would be called fact or law rather than theory.



In science theory is subjected to peer review, repeatable, observable tests that validate this theory.  When someone talks about theory in science you can be sure this theory has been validated, dissected apart by hundreds if not thousands of scientists.  Each scientist wants to make a name for himself by invalidating any of the existing theories.  That is how science works my friend.
When a theory is validated, if it has not become fact or law, it is simply validated as a theory. There are many ideas that have been proposed as theories, but peer reviewed that they could not stand up as theory.



Quantum mechanics does not agree with Newtonian laws.
Again, this is because quantum this or that is only complex probability. Being probability means that it does not necesarily exist factually.



How can you know that Newtonian mechanics does not fully describe the interactions between objects.  Well, look at trajectory of Mercury around the Sun.  Space-time fabric is bend by the Sun gravitational pull, and Mercury does not follow the trajectory calculated by using Newton's laws.  Space time fabric is bend and Mercury follows it.
Nobody knows for a fact that space/time fabric bends, or even that there is a space/time fabric. Space/time fabric is based on theory. Theory is not fact or law. At best, it is a possibility.

Regarding the orbit of a planet around the sun, popular cosmology has not taken into account the electric plasmas that flow throughout the universe. Electrical force is way stronger than gravitational force. This has been proven by science, and is considered to be standard fact... that electrical force is much stronger than gravitational force. See http://electric-cosmos.org/sun.htm.



BTW, what you consider a 'law' today, might be invalidated tomorrow, just like any 'theory'.
I completely agree. However, for something to be declared a scientific law, it must be overwhelmingly validated in some great way. That's why Newtonian laws are still laws, and most of the great theories are still theories.



If we followed your logic of 'God must have done it" we would certainly devolve over time.
This is exactly what is happening. Here's how you can know it is happening.

Science wants to believe in theories which are not law, rather than accept law until it is proven to be less than law.

You don't cross a busy street, because you believe in all the physical laws regarding what will happen to you when you are hit by the traffic. Why won't you accept the laws of physics, but would rather trade them for things that are not laws?



PS. Just don't call quantum mechanics God, please.

Quantum Mechanics is quite the opposite of God. God deals in reality. QM is simply probability.

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Notice the words "new theories." Theories are fun, intriguing things that might be great ideas, but are not known to be facts. People can invent theories all day long.

You mean like theory of gravity. LOL...

The existence of a force that we call gravity is not a theory. The theory part has to do with what exactly gravity is.

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Nah.

We know exactly what gravity is. Distorsion of time and space through masses.

We might be wrong of course, but we know what it is.

Nah.

You contradict yourself. You essentially said that you know what you think it is. But that you don't know what it is.

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February 10, 2016, 08:55:32 AM


Notice the words "new theories." Theories are fun, intriguing things that might be great ideas, but are not known to be facts. People can invent theories all day long.

You mean like theory of gravity. LOL...

The existence of a force that we call gravity is not a theory. The theory part has to do with what exactly gravity is.

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Nah.

We know exactly what gravity is. Distorsion of time and space through masses.

We might be wrong of course, but we know what it is.
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